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Originally posted by =X=
Okay here is what you can do. On the same "misc" tab there is a checkbox that says "Enable Debug Information".
1) Check the "Enable Debug Information" check box.
2) Add the command " --no-default-epub-cover" in the "Additional Param" text box.
3) Depress the <Create> button.
4) In the directory where your document is located, there will be a "Debug.txt" file.
5) Open the "Debug.txt" file and highlight the command. (it's a very very long command) and copy it.
6) Open a command line terminal and paste the command.
7) Hit enter.
Either you had success or failure. if there is an error message post it here so I can take a look at it.
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Just wanted to mention that I find a simple rename of debug.txt to debug.cmd and then double click it to run to be the easiest way to execute the commands in the debug.txt file. You can also edit the file to add any commands that are you want to add. Easiest way for me to change the justification to "--change-justification=left" or to play with other Calibre command line options.